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02.22.2006, 04:40 PM

I would use a minimum of 4S or 5S with this motor, otherwise the motor will take very much current from your packs and run not as efficient as you would like.
   
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02.22.2006, 05:38 PM

Would these batteries be ok?

http://cgi.ebay.com/11-1V-4000Lithiu...QQcmdZViewItem
   
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OK, I'm going to clear up my question. I'm asking if I can use the batteries above with a 9920 esc and a 9xl motor. I will be using 2 - 11.1v 3s packs which should make 1 - 6s pack if I'm correct. So It should make a 11.1v 6s 4000mah 15c. Will this be good? What can I expect for speeds?
   
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NO!! If you look at the auction, it says this pack has 18ga. wire... That's WAY too thin. Even if the wire was thicker, I would not trust these "new Chinese cells"... Go for something with a reputation, like Hyperion, Polyquest, or LiMn.

20C is unnecessary IMO. If you get a pack that can handle about 45amps continuous with 80amps burst then that should be adequate. A 6000mah 8C pack is rated to deliver 48amps continuously (for example), and would give better runtime than a 4000mah pack. Unless you are extremely worried about weight, I wouldn't even get a 20C pack. You pay a lot extra for them, and 10C-15C packs are plenty...


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